Today’s Sunday Morning Short is a 15-minute collaboration between the magnificent South-African rap-rave act Die Antwoord and writer / director / cinematographer Harmony Korine. Die Antwoord who exposes the world to the wonders Continue reading
Bant Singh is a lower caste Mazhabi, Dalit Sikh farmer and singer from the Jhabhar village in the Mansa district (Punjab, India), who has become an agricultural labour activist, fighting against the power of the local landowner. Described by Continue reading
One of the best documentaries that I’ve seen in the last year is Vous êtes Servis by Spanish-Belgium filmmaker Jorge León. A friend of mine saw it in Sarajevo and Continue reading
My favourite type of short, the short documentary. I found this film by Anna Snowball on tumblr and it documents a night at the Narrowgate shelter in Manchester. The blue gaze of dawn Continue reading
There are no set laws on how long a short should be, although I set as my own guideline that a ‘Sunday Morning Short’ should be 7 minutes or less, Continue reading
After a stint abroad I return with a ‘Sunday Morning Short’ entitled: Birth of a Book. A Geyrhalter-esque documentary on the mechanics of making a book, not the labors of the writer who tortured Continue reading
Audyssey + Yours Truly present “The Neighborhood”, a series of intimate interviews with local musicians and the music scenes in their neighborhoods. SOMA//Nick Waterhouse Nick Waterhouse isn’t hung up on any specific neighborhood Continue reading
There is something rotten in the state of Denmark … even-though the king is dead, there is always the harrowing arrival of the new king. The subject North Korea. More specifically a recent report about the Continue reading
“Then I went down into the basement, Where my friend, the maniac, busies himself with his electronic graffiti, Finally his language touches me, Because he talks to that part of Continue reading
I’d like to introduce you all to a real man. One who prefers whiskey, has tattoos and isn’t scared of an amplifier. His name is Hanni El Khatib. I first took note Continue reading
